In this ninth volume, readers will find eight articles stemming from widely varied contexts and covering a diverse range of subjects, methods, and issues likely to appeal to a broad audience. Topics include the Maré favelas in Rio de Janeiro, a public school in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, the trajectories of children and adolescents involved in child labor in Brazil, processes of socio-identity redefinition, the popular festivals of Sobrado in northern Portugal, the social complexity of organizational settings, the history of photojournalism, and justice systems in Brazil and Canada.

SUMMARY
Editorial | Lígia Ferro, Maria João Oliveira, and Sílvia Correira

Articles:
Knowledge of Violence: Ethnographic Notes on a Researcher and Her Findings | Mariana Muniz Oliveira
Negotiating Disadvantage: Learning Trajectories in an Indian State Government School | Navaindu Joshi
From Sweets to Offenses: An Ethnography of the Porosity Between Child Labor and Delinquent Acts | Larissa Viana
Metaphors and Embodied Social Praxis in the Service of Empowerment and Socio-Identity Redefinition | Maria de Fátima Toscano
Communities and Popular Festivals: Insights from Research on the Cultural and Identity Dimensions of São João de Sobrado | Beatriz Moreira and Natália Azevedo
Rethinking the Human in Resources | Jorge Ferreira
The Industrialization of Press Photography as a Qualitative Historical Shift | Marcelo De Franceschi dos Santos
Comparison in the Social Sciences: Methodological Choices Based on a Study of Gender and Justice in Brazil and Canada | Neblina Orrico